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- 1ONLYOFFICE 10.0 adds AI tools and stronger security▼ONLYOFFICE 10.0 brings AI tools, modular apps, and stronger security to its open-source office suite
ONLYOFFICE has released version 10.0 of its open-source office suite, introducing AI-powered tools, a more modular app structure and enhanced security features. The launch is being reported widely across tech and press-release outlets, positioning the suite as a lighter, more flexible alternative to commercial office software for businesses and individual users.
- 2ONLYOFFICE 10.0 adds AI tools and modular apps●ONLYOFFICE 10.0 brings AI tools, modular apps, and stronger security to its open-source office suite | Corporate
ONLYOFFICE has released version 10.0 of its open-source office suite, introducing built-in AI tools, a modular app structure, and strengthened security features. The update aims to make the free Microsoft Office alternative more flexible and competitive, letting users tailor the suite to their needs while keeping documents secure.
- 3High-severity flaw found in ONLYOFFICE Document Server▼ONLYOFFICE Document Server has a high-severity flaw (CVE-2026-110385): a Document Builder request can overwrite its own
ONLYOFFICE Document Server has a high-severity vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-110385. A malicious Document Builder request can overwrite the server's own configuration file and execute commands on the host. Every self-hosted version before 10.0 is affected. The fix is to upgrade to version 10.0 and enable inbound token validation. Security communities are circulating the advisory and urging self-hosted deployments to patch quickly.
- 4ONLYOFFICE 10.0 Released With AI Features●ONLYOFFICE !0.0 Released With AI Features, 1,000+ Bug Fixes
ONLYOFFICE has released version 10.0 of its open-source office suite, introducing AI-powered features alongside more than 1,000 bug fixes. The update, covered by Phoronix, marks a significant point release for the productivity software popular as an alternative to Microsoft Office, with the AI additions drawing particular attention from Linux and open-source communities.
- 5CISA adds five exploited server flaws to must-patch list●🔴 EXPLOITED CISA added five old self-hosted server bugs to its must-patch list: BIND, ProFTPD, Struts, ONLYOFFICE, Strap
CISA has added five actively exploited vulnerabilities in widely used self-hosted server software to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog: BIND, ProFTPD, Apache Struts, ONLYOFFICE and Strapi. Some of the flaws date back to 2015, and China-linked scanning activity is reported to be hitting them at scale. US federal agencies must apply fixes by October 11. Security practitioners are urging self-hosters to patch quickly.
- 6ONLYOFFICE highlights accessibility features for all users●📢 Προσβασιμότητα στο @ ONLYOFFICE για κάθε χρήστη, όχι μόνο για τον “μέσο”. 👁️ Zoom 50–500%, dark mode, mobile reading ⌨
ONLYOFFICE is promoting its accessibility tools, saying the office suite is built for every user rather than an imagined average one. Cited features include zoom from 50% to 500%, dark mode, mobile reading, keyboard navigation, voice input and speech-to-text, an AI assistant, spellchecking in over 80 languages, reduced visual clutter, support for more than 25 languages and right-to-left and bidirectional text. The announcement has been shared in Greek-language tech circles.
- 7CISA adds ProFTPD, ONLYOFFICE, Strapi flaws to exploited vulnerabilities catalog●U.S. CISA adds ProFTPD, ONLYOFFICE Docs, Strapi, Apache Struts, and ISC BIND flaws to its Known Exploited V...
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added newly exploited flaws affecting ProFTPD, ONLYOFFICE Docs, Strapi, Apache Struts, and ISC BIND to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. Inclusion requires federal civilian agencies to patch the issues within mandated deadlines and signals that attackers are actively exploiting the vulnerabilities in the wild.
- 8Tech writer says a free Office alternative beats OnlyOffice●I regret recommending OnlyOffice, beacuse this free Office alternative is even better
A technology writer has publicly reversed an earlier endorsement of OnlyOffice, arguing that another free office suite is now the better option for users seeking a Microsoft Office replacement. The piece suggests the alternative offers a stronger feature set or experience, prompting debate among readers over which free productivity software deserves the recommendation.